GlobeImposter 2.0 Ransomware is the second generation of file-encrypting ransomware virus GlobeImposter. The name “GlobeImposter” was originnaly given to it by crypto-ransomware identification service called “ID-Ransomware”, because of the assignment by the extortioners of the “proprietary” ransom note from the Globe Ransomware family. The purpose was to frighten the victims, to confuse the researchers, to discredit the decryption programs released for the Globe-family. Thus, all Globe-imitators, which are not decrypted by the decryption utilities released for Globe 1-2-3, received the conditional name GlobeImposter, and after that – GlobeImposter 2.0. Virus can be detected by various antivirus programs as Trojan.Encoder.7325, Trojan.Encoder.10737, Trojan.Encoder.11539, Ransom_FAKEPURGE.A or Ransom.GlobeImposter.

Qweuirtksd Ransomware is dangerous ransomware-type virus, that encrypts user files using AES-128 cryptography algorithm and demands $500 ransom in Bitcoins for decryption. All files encrypted by this malware receive .qweuirtksd extension. In most cases, Qweuirtksd Ransomware is initiated after manual (or semi-automatic) hacking of the computer. Attacks are coming from IP adresses in Russia, and according to the information on BleepingComputer forum malefactors are russians. Hackers offer to negotiate to reduce ransom amount for private users. We do not recommend to pay the ransom and attempt restoring encrypted files with help of instructions on this page.

Searchpage.com and SearchPage Tab is are, respectively, dubiuos search engine and browser add-on, that modifies search engine and homepage settings in Safari, Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and other browsers. It is also responsible for display of ads, pop-ups and notifications from Searchpage.com. This hijacker was developed by Iron Mountain Technology Limited, with headquaters situated in Hong Kong, as it is stated on their website. The site has a purely advertising purposes, having no value to the end user. Search requests typed in search box on the main page are redirected to search.yahoo.com.

Cccmn Ransomware is typical embranchment of Crysis-Dharma-Cezar ransomware virus family. This particular variation appends .cccmn extension to encrypted files and makes them unusable. Cccmn Ransomware doesn’t have effective decryptor, however, we recommend you to try instructions below to attempt restoring your files. Dharma-Cccmn Ransomware adds suffix, that consists of multiple parts, such as: unique user’s id, developer’s e-mail address and .cccmn suffix. The pattern of filename after encryption looks like this: file called 1.doc will be converted to 1.doc.id-{8-digit-id}.[{email-address}].cccmn. Authors of Cccmn Ransomware extort $10000 ransom from the victims. Using cryptocurrency and TOR-hosted payment websites makes it impossible to track malefactors. Besides, victims of such viruses often get scammed, and malefactors don’t send any keys even after paying the ransom. Unfortunately, manual or automatic decryption is impossible unless ransomware was developed with mistakes or had certain execution errors, flaws or vulnerabilities. We do not recommend to pay any money to malefactors. Often, after some period of time security specialists from antivirus companies or individual researchers decode the algorithms and release decryption keys.

Search.bravogol.com is third-party search engine, that installs in Safari, Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox browsers on Mac OS. It comes along with extension called Bravogol, that modifies browser settings, such as homepage, default search engine and new tab. Add-on also doesn’t allow users to revert the changes back. When users types queries in Search.bravogol.com, browser is redirected to search.yahoo.com. After removal of Bravogol from browser, settings remain unchanged. Authors of this hijacker offer removal tool for Search.bravogol.com called Uninstall.dmg on their website, that will, probably, reset the settings. However, we do not recommend downloading additional software from developers of adware and hijackers developers.

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